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TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY.

recent writer on the above subject
Andrew Carnegie-who was born British
subject, but has resided in America long
enough to understand our ways, attempts
to explain why it is that the vast body of
consumers bear, with such apparent con-
tentment, the extra cost upon what they
purchase as result of heavy duties. Had
Mr.. Carnegie not been a foreigner ne
would have known that this Indifference
to the robbery of protection is only appar-
ent. The agricultural classes of the
south and west have, for twenty years,
through the democratic party struggled
to free themselves from an incubus placed
on them by the republican party. That
party still has possession of the senate,
and, aided by Vandalism, has, so far
thwarted the efforts of the south and west
to free themselves. 1t is highly probable
however, that if Mr.. Carnegie lives he
will see democratic and free-trade princi-
pies the established policy of this govern
ment within another decade from now
In other words, as Mr.. Carnegie states IT.
triumphant Democracy"
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Grape Growers and Wine Pro.
ducerS.

CALVERT, LEX, April 20, 1901.
To the Editor of the Statesman:
Dear Sir-The Department of Agricul-
ture is DESTROYS of procuring the post
Office addresses of all persons engaged in
grape growing and wine making in this
state, in order that communication once
established the department may not only
obtain all the facts possible pertaining
to this important pursuit, but may dissem-
inmate any information it may have in
the way of experiments, etc.
If you will be kind enough to call the
attention of the grape men of the state
to this fact and ask that they at once
write me their addresses, to be forwarded
to Washington, it will be step taken
in the interest of one of the most import
ant of our infant industries.
Yours truly, j. X. P. HANNA,
Statistical Agent of Texas.
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Plantation Philosonhy.

De ignunt man. no matter eff he has got mo-
money den er smart man, amt nigh ez much
use ter de curmunity.
Ever yeah Use mo- an mo- WINGED dat yer
KANT gauge de cerity o er man by whut he
says. De haug squeals jist ez loud wien he
amt hurt ez wen he is
De man whut hes de mos frien's is de man
whut uses dem de least De only way ter hab
er nice coat fur Sunday is not ter war it mon
once week-Arkansaw Traveller.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

JAY GOULD has laid out $4,000 in
suburban property of St. Louis to build
nice homes for his railroad employees.
For this Mr.. Gould should have praise. In
thus making 1000 of his laborers COM
Portable, he has done more for his work
ingmen, than all the bowling dervishes of
the Martin Irons type have effected for
the laborer since the common cement of
the agitation, of which the great south
western strike was an incident
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Don't Get Caught

This spring with your blood full of i'm
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and whole system liable to be Frustrated
by disease-but get yourself into good con-
dition, and ready for the changing and
warmer weather, by taking Hoods Sar-
aparilla, the most popular and success
III spring medicine.
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A Slippery Business,

"There is always great deal Of crooked
ness about these dime museums" said the
chief of police to the brand new mayor. "In
what department usuallyw inquired the bran
new mayor. "NIore in the snake dens than
anywhere else" replied the chief, and shortly
after the house adjourned, ostensibly to as
certain whether the town really had gone
but actually to ascertain that it
in Brooklyn Eagle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

The comparison the Post draws be-
tween the manner the St. Louis Globe
Democrat and the Missouri Republican
spoke of Calhoun is forcible and true. The
Republican is just and honorable but the
Globe Democrat can see nothing good in
the South, and it does not even hesitate to
go down into the grave and unearth the
corpses of the dead great of our section
to reyile them. Calhoun is as far above
such criticism as the criticism is beneath
the consideration of southern people.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

The New York Herald passes by Villas,
Lamar and Voorhees, for the next vice
pesident, and raises its flag with the name
of Georgia's eloquent son, Grady, in
scribed thereon. Mr.. Grady, by lucky
stroke, by a beautiful tribute to the south,
and rounded Grafton dedicated to the
unity and perpetuity of the whole country
gained at once a national reputation.
But the Herald misjudges Mr.. Grady's
strength in the south. He is esteemed,
he is respected, he is popular, but not to
the extent OF gaining the prestige OF
being the south's representative on the
national ticket. His being welded to
protection would be the straw that would
turn him from the chance of such posi-
ton, even had he the claim otherwise, the
Herald thinks he has upon the people OF
the south; for the south is not, nor will il
ever, subscribe to that treacherous doc
trine of discriminating against the many
to favor the few.
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$l.25 A Year.

The publishers desire to announce that
the subscription price of the WEEKLY
STATESMAN is this day reduced to $1.25 pei
year. This action is made on account o.
the drouth stricken condition of thu
country and the consequent hard times
among the farming portion of our sub
scribers. The terms for six months will
remain as before, 10 cents.
Austin, Texas, May 1, 1887.
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A Whole Vo?Iey.

Wigwug-That fellow With the long hairl
Oh, he's a poet.
Filtrip-His is striking fgure-undoubt.
eddy man fired by high ambitions!
Wigwug-Ah! Well, live i'll his neigh
borhood, and l happen to know that be has
also been fired by his landlady.- Detroit
Free Press
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The Secret of Life.

Scoyille's Sarsaparilla, or Blood and
Liver Syrup, is the remedy for the cure o.
scrotulous faint, rheumatism, white swell
ling, govt, goitre, consumption, bronchi
tbs, nervous debility, malaria and all dis
eases arising from an impure condition
of the blood. Certificates can be pre-.
sented from many leading physicians
ministers and heads of families through.
out the land endorsing Scoville's Blood
and Liver Syrup in the highest terms
We are constantly in receipt of certin
Gates of cures from the most reliable
sources, and we recommend it as the bes'
remedy for above diseases.
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Had Seen Him.

II left boy about - years old out here
when went in" said farmer yesterday as
he came out of the city hall.
II saw him, sir" said bootblack about q
foot high.
"Where did he go?"
"Why, he run out his tongue at me, and the
last saw Of him he was going for the woods.
Idon't take sass from any granger, don't"-
Chicago Herald
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THE MUGWUMPS.
the stage

And now the mugwump element is
coming to the fore again. Believing they
elected Cleveland by their desertion of
Blaine, they now would, by the hints and
tones Hamlet warns against, try to pur-
suade the public they are coolly survey
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

Fifty persons in Memphis, Tenn, are suf-
fering from the irritation of bacteria, which
invaded their intestines through the vehicle of
ice cream. Young men in need of new sum-
mer suits should not fail to incidentally men,
tion this distressing circumstance to their
best girl. The ice cream here is more bacte-
rial than that of Memphis. -Poughkeepsie
NeWs-PreSs
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Nano This Fish

Cut off my head and singular am,
Cut off my tail and plural appear;
Although my middle's left there's nothing there.
What is my head cut off? sounding sea.
What is my tail cut off? A rushing river
And in their mnglng depths fearless play,
Parent of sweetest sounds, yet mute forever
An Enigma by Macauay.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

Life is burdensome, alike to sufferer
and all around him, while dyspepsia and
its attending evils hold sway. Com
plants of this nature can be speedily
cured by taking Prickly Ash Bitters reg
ularly. Thousands once thus afflicted
now bear cheerful testimony as to its
merits.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

ScHNAEBELs lost no time in getting out
of Metz, when liberated from jail. "Vive
la France! Vive Schnaebels" Shouted
his neighbors on his arrival home. But
what marred the ovation was Schnaebels'
giving the go-by to newspaper men
That's bad sign in man, and especial
" in Schnaebels.
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dR.F. A. SCOTT lie in charge OF ne CITY SUP III
sceintion deps.trre nt of THE STATESMAN, anu al
co nplaiuts or notices Of changes gwen 70 mn VI
ieft AZ this Office, will have prompt atVehtioh'
snhacrlhere who do not receive their paper regu-
i,rIy, are requested to notify the Office. Sub
scribers are warned not to pay their subscriptioh
except upsn presentation of properly IeGelptedd
Dill from this office. Carrier boys are not allowed
To aell papers.
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Childish liberalism.

Anxious Grandmamma (watchful of wild
owed and coquettish Observation-Disclosures
ny, go down stairs, and if Mr.. Brown is with
mamma tell her want to speak to her.
Literal Rendition by Johnny-Mamma,
grandma says if Mr. Brown is here you're to
come right up stairs.-New Orleans Plea
yune
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Austin, Texas, May l, 1887.

The cloven foot sticks out of the Mon
tana quarantine against Texas cattle.
The Montana governor is simply being
used as the miserable tool of the ring be-
hind him,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

Omaha Grl-Pa, Mr.. De Sweet has asked
me to share his lot.
Omaha Pa-Where is it!
"Within the two mile limit, fifty foot east
front"
"Biess You, my children Omaha World.
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The Journalists Revenge

Tired Reporter-Mr. Shears, the man you
sent me to interview got mad.
Able Editor-He did?
"And choked me-"
"Ehp
"And hit me in the eye."
aye powers!"
"And kicked me down stairs"
"The low lived scoundrell Spell his name
wrong "-Omaha World.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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snbscribers Will please Observe the date on 'heif
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Professor G. V. Riley, of Washington, is
on the Pacific coast investigating some
insect pests of orange trees.
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a pest.

ALL the roads are now supposed to be
under interstate protection. Therefore,
the strikers will have their hands full when
they next undertake to run the roads to
slit themselves.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

eY-Population of Austin in 1885, according TO
census taken in that year, $4,000. Present popu-
alton, $4,000. c..
The STATESMAN ie prepared, with its new camp
acts for printing weekly papers at reasonable
atee
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

Gail Hamilton has temporarily injured
her eyesight by over-reading.
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Strolling musicians have again put
an appearance.
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Not Self-Reliant.

Voice from Inside the Egg-Say, some of
you fellers that's had experience, give
friend a hand, will yer9 I'm stuck. It'd
Bits
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Fl ood's SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
by G. 1. HOOD 6 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
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Sa 10, fagte fe i'm ipibefen Sone.
Sas if ia bic blaRe Sonil ytun erfenn'
id bid erf. 6reut mid ia ungemein,
bid lpieber3uiebsn; freut mid, bob ou
OH meinem Sdubmert 10 plel Snterefe
xinmii, in &Iauienburg unb --bierl
Oenn bic libtblauen Ntlasitiefel nit ros
then Saden, bic bu trdgf, fommen
mir iebr betannt por. SD CLAUDE mid
AZ erinrern. baS i6 fie bier gelolien ba'
be. 6at nidts peiter auf fd! Sd freue
mid, baB ou nit meiuen abgelsgten
Sduben Staat ma9if, unb i9 t6nnte
Dir nod einige paar Ifenfen. Soer
fol- i6 lieber Bel benz Strufa, ben i9
nit ben Sduben abgelegt babe, Elm gu'
tes Wort fir bid e;nlegen, baB er Dir
Elm paar neue faufta
Die Blaife bebte iebt por gButb an
allen ibren 8liebern.
Dir trdnt ids elm! Wart' nur
ft6bnie Iie laut berpor.
9!ber meine Damen! bei6tui9tigte
Mrnolb i'm tlanebollen Barton. Sd
bei9w6re Sie-um Sbrer felbii tptllen
-um Sbrer eisenen Miitbe balber =
Sic baben @e@t, faete 2atbi ld6enb.
2aiien mir bic 8ans! = unb nun lebe
.pobI, meine liebfe Soni! bic fd0nifen
grfoIse, bic sr6Bte ginnabme! Wir
ieben uns in bieien Sagen tpieoer.
Rommen Sic, Spedt.
(Gortissuns fcIst)
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0mentber's MHble.
Il nterfiibt un6 frdftigt bets
mii9e Snoufrie.

Wir baben in LETTER 3eit tpieberbolt
barauf binsetpieieu, ueIde 8ortbeile
uniere beimii6e Snbuitrie fir 9anb
unb 9eute nit ii9 bringt.
gDir pollen iebo1 biermit nibt ettpa
iasen, baB man beimii6e probutte.
gleidbie. oh f6ledt ober gut. reip. .billig
ober tbeuer, aus reinem Patriotismus
faufen iole, fonbern nur oaB Sieieni'
gen unierer beimiiden probufte, mel6e
nit ben n6roIi1en In, preiie uno In
ber Site eoncurriren f6nnen, ben leBtes
ren borgeaogen iueroen iollten,
Die obengenannte Jirma @iiniber
uno 6cbn, eines unlerer dltefen unb
aneeiebeniien GeiGdfte in Seras. bat
bon ieber ben Guf gebabt, nur tuirfli4
ausge3ei9nete unb unperfdli9te Waare
3u billigen unb populdren preiien 5u
liefern. Serr @intber sen. fam 1859
nod San Mntonio unb legie am San
Mntonio 6lufIe cine 2orns unb Deijens
mible on; einige Sabre fpdter erbaute
CT cine 3peite Mlble an Der iebigen
Waibington StraBe. Bon bieier lebtes
rem 3eit an, unb fpdter unter Wlithiilfe
feiner beiben tii9tigen uno Heibigen
S6bne, arbeitete Serr @iintber on Der
0erbeiIerung unb 8eruoafommnung
ieiner Mhblen tpeiter. SIN 2aufe Der
Sabre murbe Elm groBes breif6diges
@ebdu6e, iotpie elm gle3ator fiir 26, 900
BuibeI 8etreibe binsugefiist unb enb'
LID i'm porisen SABRE III bic untere
MibIe NIT oem feinifen unb beifen
RolIeripitem unb Wal3fiiblen nebff a!s
lem ueiteren no6ernen 3ubeb6r ausges
itattet norben, 10 baB bieielbe iest NIT
ben befen uno gr6Bten Miiblen in Ses
ras foncurriren fann.
Bei Der Nusmabl bes Mahlgetreibes
tpirb tfrengitens auf Reinbeit unb to-
beloie Aualitdt bes Wei3ens &c. geies
ben. Ghutbers Mebliorteu: ~ ue ns
Tiers patent" uno .8uenth ers
. a. baben ii9 einen tpeitperbreiteteH
&uf iiber ben gan5en Staat erporben.
Giintber's Grabam., Roggens unb
Cream .Mebl finb ebenfalls BON borsiigs
Ii6er Qualitdt. aluBsr bem Wtiihlen'
sei1dft bstreiben bic BeiiBer mod einen
f@wunsbafteu 6anbel nit 3afsr, 8orn
unb 4leie.
yla6 alIe6em empfeblen mir unferen
2efern. fi9 BON Der 5olibitdt unb Res
ellitdt bes obisen Sei9dftes Jslesentlib
ielbft 3u iiberseusen.
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cages $ Weui8teitess.
3 MIA NIB,

- SIM 6auie au Mafbington tuur
ben bic 8ebhbren oes Irbeitseommiis
fioner ppn $4,000 auf $4,000 erb6bt.
- Die babe Stabt Batauia in Wem
Dort iif abgebrannt.
= 3u plattsburg. u. o., 1og cine
Dpnawits6abrit in bic 2uft. Die gTs
ploii6n murbe in elmer gntfernung BON
20 Meilen gefpiirt, bod ging tein WfeHs
f1enleben berloreH.
= Sn Simeod. q. g., iuitbet Elm
grobes Sseuer. Sas Spernbaus unl
bas Sotel liegen fdou in af9e.
= grsbii1of gloer bon Cincinnati
i9rieb einen Brief. in bem er berfi9ert,
BOB bic tatDolif9e Gir9e unb bic ars
beitsritter ni@t segeu 9enrp 6eorse ars
beiteten.
= Sap @oulb befinbet f9 auf benz
Wege nod 9eras, um bic gifenbabnsH
au inipi3iren.
- Sn 6an Graneiseo purbe am IL.
elm grobebeH perfpiirt, oas z Wlinuten
bauerte.
NusIanb.
- Ser A.eaaar pallaft in Solebo,
Spanien, III abgebrannt. gerluit cine
Mllion.
= Oas Stabttbeater In G6ttiHsen
brannte nieber.
= General MoIite belt i'm &ei9s.
tag su Berlin tpieber cine Hebe. in wels
der CT iagte, baB Deutihlanb gegea
feinen Dilen gum 2riege gesmungen
ipiirbe unb ibn mageu perbe. Obne
8ergr6berung ber Nrmee lei bic Sa9e
iebo9 ristant.
= Bismard belt i'm Rei9stag enc
Rebe, in tpel1er er perf1erte, baB 5tDis
iden Oeitrei@ uno Seutidlano Snti'
mitdt beffebe.
= General pbelan, Der Ser. Staa.
ten 8elanbte in HperpooI piro bes
eanabiiGen Gifferfreites wegen Waibs
ington beiuhen.
= Bon Sonquin fommt bic 9fa9s
ridt. baB bic Grau3oieu aiueimal cine
S6lappe gegen bic eiugeborenen err
litten.
= Sn 2onbon beiBt es, bob Elm
iiirfii9es 2anonenboot bic 3iiffe BON
Gambia bemade, neil man einen 4uf'
fanb befhr6tet.
= gs beiBt, baB England ben Bull
garen 8elounteritubung gemdbrt.
= Sn paris beiBt es, baB 6panien,
Stalien unb Deutfblaub elm ginbuiB
gesen 6ranfreib abseiblOfen baben.
Won glaubt es aber nidt.
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gs a,ebi mebr gatarrb In bieit

= gs giebt mebr @atarrb In biefer
Seftion bes 2anbes, als aae iibrigen
Rranfbeiten 5ufammen genommen, unb
bis in bic Iebten Sabre binein tuurbe
cerielbe fur unbeilbar gebaIten. Wdbs
renb pieler Sapre bielten bic Ier3te Cos
tarrb fur eine lofale &ranfbeit unb iud.
ten fie nit Iotalen Mitteln 5u beilen, ba
bieie aber nidt anihlagen wollten, cts
fIdrteten iie sulebt ben @atarrb fur un=
beilbar. Die Wifenfdaft bdlt ibn fur
cine confitutiouelle 2ranfbeit, beren
Seilung eonifitutiouele Mittel erfors
Bert. 6alT's @atarrb Cure,
fabriairt BON s. s. @benep & 9 o.,
Solebo, Obio, 1T bas einaige eonititus
tionelIe Weittel, bas fi9 gegenwdrtig i'm
Waarfte befinbet. gs ipiro inneriid ars
getpaaot in Dozen bon 10 8ropfen in
einem Sbeel6ffel. So ipirft bireft auf
bas Blut unb bic Mueus Sberfd6e
bes Gpfems. Die Gabritanten bieten
800 fur ieben 6all, in oem bas Mittel
bic 6eilung periagt. Man fenbe na1
Gircularen unb3 3eugniiIen unb abbreifire
s. s. gbenen & Co.,
Spleoo, Obio.
s9-8ei allen Apotbefern fir rs Gents
Al hQbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-12
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Gents bic 6laias bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-12
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bdIt elm groBes unb iebr gepdbltes Sas
aer DON 3apeten, RouleauT,
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unb ferner neben 3ei6ueusWiaterialien
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der Waterialieu, beionoers
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Tarben, bic beifen unb billigiten i'm
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fault merben. Geniiers unb 9 pies
geigIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
fhlagenbe Artifel; tporin 5eu Wliiller
bas ar0Bte Qager i'm Weiien bes Staas
tes bat. auftrdse aus oem 2anbe psrs
ben prompt ausgeftibrt.